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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
TO PUBLISH TIE WORK OF THE covy,ss,ov

10 PUBLISH TIE WORK OF THE cOuuJSsJOy
The Pacific Railroad Commissioners met Yesterday at
TIE Fam Avenue Hotel and spent long time ia discuss
ing Their work ana report TO Congress. The tes
timony they have taken is nearly all printed
1t covers 1000 page, aud will make at lesst
IKE or six bulky volumes The Commis oners will also
prepare history OF the roads. which Will contain they
say great deal OF Interesting information inciudlng
he report Of Richard Morgan. jr. tLer special eng.
se wto with corps OF associates has inspected every
une oil Tue Central Pacific and Union Pacific
systems. This will be ready by Decenber. IL ia mob
sDe that the Commissioners may hold one or two more
Pc sessions provided that they get certain wit
hessss they want TO hear "
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charge of the sale of flowers: Misses Elizabeth Dye,
Fforence and Carrie Malott for candy Misses Alice
Baker, Florence Miller and Berta johnson; for fancy
work. Mrs Phillips, Mrs. Harold Taylor and Misses
blanche Dollens Ida Pomeroy and Eva Austin.
There will be regular programme given IN the
evening but music and rectaons will be nterspersed
At the last meeting held by the Equal Suffrage So
ciety the following named officers were electsd
President Mrs. j. r. Woods: vice presidents, Mrs.
May Wright SesTall. Mrs. Nettie Ransford and Mrs
treasurer, Mrs. III. A. Moody; executive committee,
Miss Sarah Morrison. Mrs. Laura Kregelo Miss
Mary Rariden and DR.. Marie Haslip.
The ladies of Memorial Church will give a large
halloween party on Monday evening. the 31st at
the church. An admission of 10 cents will be
and fortunes told without extra charge At o'clock
blirdfod march will begin. ALI the old tricks that
have been in favor halloween parties for years will
be tested and great fun is anticipated.
The exhibit of etchipgs. which to have occurred
on the 18th has been postponed until Nov. 8. when
Steeles pictures Some of the etchngs TO have been
here vet held by the Kansas City exposition. and
on that count the Art Association has deemed it
wisest to unite the two at later date Among the
collections will be those of Kepler of New York, and
kiser of st. Louis.
The wedding of Mr.. John G. Dalton and Miss Mag
gle Foley. at st Patrcks Church last Tuesday morn
ing of the notable social events of the week
The ceremony was witnessed by large number of
the friends of the contracting parties both of whom
are quite popular. After the wedding elegant
breakfast was given at the home of the brides par
ents to thirty of the friends of the newly
couple. Among the guests were Rev. D.. ODon-
aghue, VIM. j. Bolen John j. Walsh John NJ. Sull
van, NJ. w Mission James Broden. j. @. Foley. The
presents were numerous and costly. Mr. Dalton re-
ceved many kilograms of congratulations, which
were read at the breakfast by Father O'Donaghue.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton are now away on wedding
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CrawfordsvIl

Ex-Gov. R. NJ. Bishop and daughter. of Cincinnati.
have been in the city during the past week The
lawn tennis club was entertained by Miss Bfnford
SATURDAY. evening. Miss Edith Lee is home from
visit with her sister at Cleveland. o.: Miss Mary
d. Naylor of Indianapolis has been visiting relatives
hero -. Word has been received from S. c. Campbell
that he is in Iuzerne, Switzerland T. w yman. of
Fort Scott, Kan, is in the city. - Mrs. Benjamin
Rstine is visiting Warsaw. The Ti-eless Toers
gave fine en- Entertainment at the residence of d. W.
Woodward Tuesday evening. consisting of solos.
songs readings and instrumental music "A party of
our young people are in camp at Pine Hil,e Abram
Crabbs and wife, of Greenwich o. listing at the
home of b. f. Crabbs. Mrs. Fannie Hamilton, of
Clinton has been visiting her broth or. DR.. E. w.
Reagan l.. II. Yeargn and family of St. Louis,
visiting the family of J. Lyon. The Wabash Maya
zine will be published at Ladoga this Prof J.
NJ Coulter has been lecturing the past week at the
oxford Female Seminary - Rev Usher viii lecture
this afternoon at the chapel e p Hnestis and
wife entertained lutte a number of their friends
last Wednesday evening Mrs. FIR ank Cumberland,
of Montezurna, has been visiting at j. w. Cumber-
lands S.. Mrs Marsha! Nye aud visiting in
Rockville The first marriage anniversary of Edvan
Camp and wife duly celebrated on last Thursday
evening Miss Ccombs.sof Lebanon is visiting in
this city. The ladies of Center Church will give
social next Tuesday evening 1.-The Ladies' Mission
arv Society will hold a praise meeting at Center
Church Wednesday evening" Nov. 90 Rev. j.
f. Foster has received call from the Baptist Church
a Frankfort.
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The Emera Club of Queen Esther Chanter will
meet at Mrs. Martin Rices, Friday afternoon at
o'clock. -
Miss Winona Webb and Mr.. Louis Hummell will be
married on Wednesday evening at the brides home
on North Meridian street.
W. Murray Clapp. of this city was married to Miss
Bessie Stanhope at the residence of the brides par
ents in Waldron. ILL.,, on last Wednesday.
Cards issued for the marriage of Mr. R. w
Sue Armstrong Thursday evening Nov g. at 3
O'clock at tn cir residence, No. 164 East st. Clair
street.
Miss Louise Garrard gave pleasant informal party
At the Arsenal on Thursday evening for her guest
Miss Hayman Instead of the customary cards or
dancing the guests were entertained with games
cnarades and anagranns and it proved acceptable
change
Miss jennie McOuat daughter of Mr. and Mrs
A. w. McOuat will be married on Wednesday even
ing. at ST. Pauls Church. 10 Mr. Geo. Catterson The
ceremony will be followed by a reception at their own
home. No. sos North Meridian street. which is ready
for occupancy.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Eugene McOuat
Tor the wedding reception of her daughter Efe Bur-
ford Mc0uat and Mr.; John Walker Holcombe, on
Wednesday evening, Nov 2. from till IL o'clock
The ceremony will take place Mt o'clock, in the
presence OF only few friends.
The marriage of Mr.. VIII McGinnis the Youngest
BON OF General and Mrs Geo. E. McGiunis and Miss
Fannie Moulton. daughter of Mrs C. w. Moulton,
will take place on Wednesday evening at the South
street Baptist Church and win be followed by a re-
ception at General McGinniss residence.
The ladies' of the Free kindergarten and Childrens
Aid Society will hold paror bazar at the residence
of Mr.. A. III. Robertson, No. 4S0 North Meridian
street on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
hours for the former from till o'clock and for
the latter at T:So. The following ladies' will have
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-23
Concerning Women.

Concerning Women.
There are over four hundred type settlers in
Boston.
The daughter of Ole Bull is preparing for the Har-
ward annex.
Germany France and Denmark have peace associa-
tions composed of women.
The aldermen of Brooklyn. N. Y, have appointed
fifteen police matrons with salaries of 5000
each.
At the Paris Salon this year there are more than
five hundred women exhibitors, including about
twenty five Americans.
mothers and grandmothers, is still living in the
Tyro bright and active, in her eighty ninth year.
Miss A. e. Bell. of London. is the only woman in
England engaged IN regular business stock broker
She is doing WELL and confines herself to legitimate
business.
The Louisville tSy) school authorities have es-
tablished postgraduate for the Girls High
school, in bookkeeping, photography and type
writing.
About one hundred are serving on school
boards in England and Wales. Four county districts
have women as clerks. There also women over
seers assistant and overseers of highways
Miss Lavina NJ Horton elected school trustee
at Portchester. NJ Y. More votes were cast that
was hundred and twenty nine larger than was ever
cast in the district before
Mrs. Eliza Jennings. of Cleveland. o., who died re-
Gently. aged seventy-eight. gave away during her
Home for Incurables and the building for the Chill
drens' Home in Cleveland provided by her
generous bounty.
Mrs Carrie A. Hail. relative of one of the project.
of the industrial order termed the Grange is the
rigrator of the admission of to the order
with the same rights and privilege Now
women superintend and control regular sessions
of literary and business programmes childrens days,
conventions farm visits and pcnics, all tending to
combine business with pleasure.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,"
A Little Local Gossip.

Some ladies' who have been having missionary
teas took home the article IN regard to them in last
Sundays issue. and believe that some one had
been telling tales out of school While the
facts were true, one need believe she was
meant unless the lack of necessary articles ae-
tualy occurred. and IL il did, 1t is hoped that the
lrttcie-may do good in some OF tthose homes,
of such things which are absolutely necessary in
every ones household as pepper, salt, dish
cloths and tea-towels
Some of the young people are making prepare.
tions to establish amateur theatrical club for
the coming winter, and propose to make it both
= source OF amusement and profit The
hearsals will cause informal meetings of friends
who will have some purpose in view, and the
committing of parts will assist the memory, and
possiby in the spring a series OF plays may be
presented for the edihcaton OF numerous friends
OF the actors Short dramas and comedies Will
be- chosen for the first, and probably some stand
ard piece will follow later on.
A TEAMS room is the hobby of one Of the young
ladies who talks and plays the game in all sea-
sons. Her curtains tennis nets. balls and
rackers are used in endless variety. from the tiny
racket of wire. used as german favor TO the
large one that has been the capable assistant in
every well contested game. One racket forms
n bracket: another. covered with silk, makes
gas screen, and while on q visit to another city
she bought chair The back is racket, and
balls used at the base of each standard.
each side of the back, at the end of each arm.
and the seat is woven as a net. The last named
10 the pct of all her possessions The room
otherwise is like ordinary bedroom, but she
hopes in time to accumulate enough articles
similar the net, ball and racket for her entire
furnishing and number OF her friends are al
ways on the lookout for some addition.
Cribbage, an old-fashioned but very interest
ing game. is in favor once more. There are two
cribbage clubs that meet regularly and many
cases where there 10 private practice at home.
It is not as silent game some that are
played, and, as il is English game. it will
take the popular idea little more readily than
If 1t belonged distinctly to this country.
A story is told of young lady. who in
ordinately fond Of dress. that accident has
made her more particular about herself than
ever. A new dress came home from the modiste
at very late hour. In fact, she was waiting to
put 1t OF to wear out She took it carefully
from the box. put on the waist. carefully ad-
justed her gloves. put her large circular around
her, aud rushed down to the Carriage Upon
reaching the dressing-room, well filled with
ladies making ready to descend to the parlor,
she threw off her wrap, and to her horror found
she had come without the skirt to her dress. and
q frilled white skirt. in all it's freshness. made
the foundation of what would otherwise have
been an elaborate costume.
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Church Entertainments and sociais.

The ladies of the different churches will meet at
Plymouth Church on Monday afternoon at o'clock,
in the interest of the Flower Mission lunch.
Prof W. III. Venable. of Cincinnati. will give lect-
ure in Plymouth Church next Friday evening
The Pathos and Humor of Boy Life" The lecture
is said to be quite humorous.
Rev. l.. D. Moore and wife given q reception
at Grace M Il. Church last Wednesday evening.
The room was very neatly decorated and there
music by the church choir and quartet of young
men, Rev. T. II. Lynch made the welcome address,
to which Rev. Moore appropriately replied.
The East Washington-street Tabernacle Church
will give entertainment, with music and recita-
tons Tuesd ~ next for the benefit of the church
An excellent programme has been arranged. with the
following ladies and gentlemen to take part. assisted
air. and Mrs. B. f. Watts Miss Dickey. Mr. NJ II.
and Ben Cooper. The entertainment will be
given in the new church building.
very unique and pleasant social event of the past
week fruit social given
Monday evening to the congregation and
friends of the Fourth Presbyterian Church by Mrs.
r. w. Cathcart, at her residence. No. 439 North
Pennsylvania street. The house beautifully dec
Grated with autumn leaves and flowers The favors
cards with written texts of Scripture containing
some pretty expressions about fruit. Over the
tain in the drawing room were the words. Behold
basket of summer fruit" and returning the eye met
the words The spoiier is fallen upon thy summer
fruits" A table, arranged with taste and skill
and richly laden with fruit of variety possible
to obtain, was an object of much interest.
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Knfrhtstowu.

Miss Matte Hail. left last Tuesday for Dodge City.
Kan, to visit her mother. Mrs. r. Peden. Wis
iting friends at Indianapolis last week VIII r. Zion,
of this place and Miss Laura Newly married at
Kokomo. Thursday evening Miss Mamie Welborn
entertained number of friends at her home Tuesday
evening, in honor of her twenty-ninth birthday
Members of the Women's Relief Corps are preparing
to give entertainment IN Fell
Hall for the benefit of, that organization Mrs.
Willis Hollingsworth, of Indianapolis. was visiting
her old home here last week. Mrs. Charles Hall.
who has been visiting relative. here returned to her
home in Dodge City Kan. on Tuesday. D. L. Her
itage and wife visiting friends at Cambridge
City on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kahn, of New
Castle. the guests of their parents Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Heller, the first of the week. MIR. and Mrs
Henry Weaver. of Germantown, o.. were guests OF
John Weaver over Sunday.
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Shelbyville.

Mrs. DR.. Trees. of Manila visited relatives here
last week. Miss Anna Bergen, who has been the
guest of her brother Professor Bergen has returned
to her home in Franklin Mrs. Chris Houston and
daughter, Miss Katie have returned from their visit
to Chicago Miss Fannie Joseph, of Noblesville, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs Wiley Davis Mrs j.
r. Clayton was in Indianapolis last week attending
the Christian Missionary Convention - Mrs L. T.
Kitchener, of Indianapolis. visited friends here the
past week. Mrs. Dan DePrez. Mrs Joseph DeHeur,
and Mrs. Charlie Ross spent Thursday with Mrs. DR..
Trees of Manila. Miss Lizzie Harshman is visiting
in Cincinnati. The members of the German Club
gave enjoyable dance Friday evening =. Mrs: EN-
gomery last week Mrs T. b. Wallar was the guest
of friends in Indianapolis the past week. Miss
frankie Cole OF Morrlstown, IS the guest OF Miss
ing her daughter, Miss Ella, who is attending Han
over College. ~
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Groarr0afre

A. e. Kelly is visiting his brother in Dakos a
Misses Mamie and Belle rCawley are visiting Ia
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Prof S. s. Parr OF
DePauw University. has returned from an extended
visit abroad Miss Carrie Taiburt left Thursday
visit to Wichita and other points in Kansas
49, Unique cards are out announcing the wooden
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs g. H. Brown. to be held at
their residence this city the evening of the 2oth
inst. Robert Black has returned FROM visit to
Lexington. Ky----Mrs. G. w. Bruce and Mrs Ida
Sercomb left Friday for New Orleans Mrs s. A
Hays has returned from visit to Kansas. MISS
Susie Pennington who has been the guest OF Miss
Carrie Talburt, has returned to Rockford, Ind;
- Mrs. c. w. Landes and daughter have returned
from Sioux Falls, OAK where they have been visiting
relatives Professor Ogg. the school superin-
tendent has arrived and taken charge of the schools
Observation-Disclosures Baldwin has left for New
York. where he has accepted position with large
publishing house
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-23
Musical Matters.

Mrs. Freidlich. Miss Weegman and Miss Winnie
Willard have been elected to active membership in
the Matinee Musicale.
BY the removal Of Mrs. Grace lowering to Denver
Col. next week. indianapolis loses of its best
singers the leading sooist at the Second
Church, prominent member of the Matinee Mu
sicale and one who was always in demand for home,
church and public concerts. both here and in other
cities of the State. Her place will be difficult to FILL
The concert at the English Lutheran Church next
Friday night will be the musical event of the week
1t will be given in the beautiful church, the
acoustic properties of which are perfect. Mrs En-
rique Miller, Miss Nora Dickev Miss Nettie Dietrich
Florence Bamberger. Mr.. NJ. H. Spades, Fred Loomis
r. A. Sewland, the Haplace quartet and otf ers
of well known talent have accepted invitations to take
part, and this promises rich musical treat.
On Tuesday evening Miss Newcomer entertained
friends with musicale in honor of her guest Miss
Edith Harris of Cleveland. Miss Harris sings beau
tifllly and her songs were very much enjoyed
Miss Louise Thompson, Mrs. John NJ. Shaw, Mr..
Jack Chislett Mr.. Charles Martindale and DIR.
Daniel Thompson also contributed numbers to
apprecative one and expressed the pleasure given.
The Indianapolis Mennechor committee on music
and entertainments has arranged exceptionally fine
programme for the socety's winter enjoyment con-
sisting of concerts, operettas balls and entertain
ments. Among the larger works in preparation are
.'Saxony in Africa. an opperetta by Hollander, in
legend of the Rhine, for solo and chorus 1.-The
Aztecs." by Mogee, burlesque opperetta in two
acts Killers Song of the Spirits Over the Waters
Hefner's "Excellency is Coming, or The Man of
Venice burlesque opera in two acts and Mendels-
sohns alfalfa dance will follow each regular en-
axony in Africa will take place the latter part of
this month
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Franklin Coll age Notes.

Will Israel is visiting at IDS home hear Hope.
Mrs. j. W. Bradshaw of Fivsnstcn. Ill. has again
shown her interest in the college by making another
cash donation the Freeman library Miss Lizzie
A. Clark is visiting her father in Frankfort .Sas
Harding. of Seymour. attended the reunion. and
the guest of his daughter Estella who is in college
Dr. Stott attended the reArnion at Anderson the
nth inst "A number Of the faculty Joined of
the literary societies Friday. Mrs. leila THE
baud, student here until recently, the 10th
inst married to James Herbert Day of st. Paul
MINI A number of this students have organized
Shakespeare club. They expect igive private theat
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Cambridge CITY.

Miss Efie Cole. of Waterloo. Ind, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. George Drischel: Miss Belle Galloway
will leave on Tuesday for Los Angeles Cal. Mrs.
Rebecca Swain is visiting friends in Pendleton Ind.
"A. B. Trembly and wife are the guests of their
daughter Mrs. viii Lynch, of Bridgeport. Conn
Mrs Emma Bailey, of Kansas. is visiting Mr.. Bailey's
1,are here.
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Upton.

o. S. Gilbert and wife, of Frankfort, visited the
par ents of the former in Upton this week D. X.
Pershing and wife of Munce. visited their son. NJ.
W. Pershing editor Of the Advocate the last Of the
week Miss Sadie Wright left yesterday for Flor
ida where she was summoned by telegram
nouncing the serious illness of l. II. Banta her
tended husband. -. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Shirk have
returned from Chicago Miss Rosa Barlow Is home
from extended visit among friends and relatives in
the southern part of the State Misses Bertha
Nicholson and Emma Binkley at indianapolis
Friday.
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Seymour.

Mrs. VIII E. Gerrish is visiting her parents at
Washington, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan SAWYER Mrs
parted for Ration, N. NJ, Thursday. where they will
reside. Col A. j. d: Thurston is visiting in Ar
alpha Cox visited his parents at Brownstown this
week. A family reunion was held at the residence
will leave for Garden City. Kan. Monday, where they
will reside. Rev. w. o. Goodloe and family of
Greenup, KY. arrived here last night. Rev Good
loe has been installed as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church.
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Winchasfar

Charles Smith and wife. with their son William and
wife. of West Elton. o., visited their relatives,
Strother Brumfeld and Isaac LongEecker. few days
Mrs. Matte Butler. of Cincinnati, is visiting
her father, James A. Harter- e. r. Hochsted-
Ter and wife returned to their home at Granger Ind
Monday, after a visit with relatives here Rev. T.
O. Diitz of Hoandsburg O.. is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs Massaline Ditz Miss Amelia Hirsch is visit
ing friends in Covington KY. On Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Judson Ross of this place, was married to
Miss Emma Reel. of Parker. On Thursday they were
given a reception by w. NJ. Ross and wife
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LOgaasport.

Mrs. Will Ethel returned, Monday from visit
with relatives Anderson Misses Laura McNett
and Jessie Webster in Delphi. attending the we'd
ding of their friend. Miss Holmes Mrs M. =. Han,
live in the future. - Charles B. Sanders, of the
Delphi Journal will be married, next Wednesday
evening to Miss Cora Chaffin of this city Miss
Tod Upton is visiting in Peru Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy 4. Meyers visiting relatives in Indanapo-
lis Miss Annie Smith and Mary Phillips were in
Peru on Friday,
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Marion.

Mrs. j. D. Cook and Miss Grace Gordon returned
to Toledo. Thursday. after extended visit to
Marion relatives. Rev Elwood Scott. of Carthage.
is visiting relatives in Marion DIR. J. Stewart OF
Pittsburg, is visiting relatives in Marion Mrs j..
G. Howe of Logansport, visited Mrs. j. Is. Watts.
Wednesday, Mrs George White. of Spiceland,
Ind. is visiting Marion relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Godthwait visiting in Chicago Miss
Hettie Leon. of Munce is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Barney Prins. Miss Glen Horne has returned from
q visit to friends at Union City Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Miller of Peru. have been the guests of Rev.
w. D. Weaver and wife the past week. =. Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Chrsty left last evening for Cincinnati
-. Miss Jennie Mowrer has returned from an ex-
tended sit with relatives in Illinois Hiram White
and family visiting at Charlestown, Ill DR..
Stafford and wife and Mrs. John Marts, of New
Castle. visiting Mrs ]. A. Stretch %. B. Al
bridge: of Washington Courthouse has located here
Miss Mamie Brownlee at Wabash, last
week. Thomas Mahafrey and wife have returned
from their bridal excursion to Seneca, III Miss
Minnie Ellis of Chicago, is visiting her grandfather,
Sannuel McClure-
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Peru.

Miss Z. Qumby. of Petersburg is visiting her Sis
ter Mrs john Hendricks Miss Bessie Andrews
has returned from visit at Indanar oils. Mrs.
Roebuck, of Wabash, the guest of Mrs. +.
Daugherty, last week Miss Lola Harvey after
visit among friends. returned to Kokomo Wednesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Brownel visiting IL Chi
cago Mrs. b. McClintic is home from extended
visit in Ohio. Mrs A. Oppenhemer and Mesdames
Bearss and Minor are visiting in Chicago VIM.
Rassner and daughter visiting friends in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs d. Barr, of Upton, guests of
d. Reader and wife.